Reflecting on human fragility and the endurance of 𝓈𝓉𝓊𝒻𝒻, Ocean Bed Melody is a snapshot of life as it once was. Artifacts are transformed into delicate sculptures— reconstructing narratives of daily rituals and personal identity, while breathing a renewed intimacy into mass-produced objects and questioning the permanence of memory.

Seden is a multidisciplinary designer, artist, and sculpture practising in Tkaronto/Toronto. After completing her studies in Industrial Design, she worked in the design industry for 8 years before establishing a practice working with paper, metal, and repurposed materials. She is interested in material culture, daily rituals, and familiar objects that quietly reinforce the stories of our lives.

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A collage set against a faint graph paper background with musical notes, combining various elements in a dreamlike composition. At the top left is a green, spiral-stemmed plant. A toothbrush is positioned prominently in the center. To the right, a pink, star-shaped flower. At the bottom, an oyster shell made out of sheet metal holds a tiny water drop, and a coral-like spiral on the left. Near the bottom edge, the word “HAPPY” appears in faded metallic letters alongside a star.